… in average alcohol consumption at the reference age (57 years) by cohort (birth year). During
periods of higher US per capita alcohol consumption, individual alcohol consumption was …

… In summary, data on changes in alcohol consumption since 2000 are scattered, and comparison
across studies may be confounded by differences in data source (sales vs. survey), age …

… This chapter lays out the methods of measuring alcohol consumption that have been
used in survey studies of the general population of the United States and discusses their …

… in alcohol consumption in recent years in the United States. … apparent per capita alcohol
consumption and have several … Second, how the suggested decrease in alcohol consumption…

… of alcohol consumption and DSM-IV alcohol abuse and dependence in the United States.
Fifty… 9.0% met criteria for DSM-IV alcohol abuse or dependence. Greater percentages of males …

… 50 states of the US and the District of Columbia who answered all of the questions pertaining
to alcohol consumption … Three core questions on alcohol were used to assess consumption …

… of alcohol restrictions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. However, it is not known
to what degree alcohol consumption changed. This study assesses differences in alcohol …

… is a widely used measure in many analyses, and our results have broad implications for
studies utilizing alcohol consumption as either a dependent or explanatory variable. …

… affiliation in the United States relate to geographical patterns of alcohol consumption. We
explored statelevel correlations between alcohol consumption and religious adherence. …

… specific measures of alcohol consumption for states in the United States over periods of …
aggregate state level data are presented which control for exogenous differences between states…